RO2/101

Assignment of Premises for Payment of Debt i) Anne Money of Maiden Lane in parish of St Paul, Covent Garden, Middlesex, widow and relict of Thomas and administrtrix of goods of Thomas Money deceased ii) Margaret Money of Kempston, widow

1 May 1732

From: 1732 To: 1732

Recites: will of Edwin Denbigh 26 March 1719 Recites: RO2/91-92 Whereas: said Thomas Money is since deceased and was endebted to ii) in £130 on a note of hand, lent by said ii) to said Thomas Money for the recovery of which ii) started an action at law v. i); i) has paid £31..10s in part thereof so £98..10s remains due to ii) and in Michaelmas Term last ii) obtained judgement v. i) for assets in futuro of said Thomas i) desires to settle said debt Now: i) assigns to ii) all interest in manor of Redding alias Howend and other premises in Houghton Conquest and Millbrook, reserving to i) the surplus after payment of said £98..10s Signature: i) Witnesses: Alexander Chalmers, Peter Bonman

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Money, Ann,
Money, Thomas,
Money, Margaret,
Denbigh, Edwin,
Chalmers, Alexander,
Bonman, Peter

DEEDS, legal papers, debt, wills, Houghton Conquest Reddings Manor, Houghton Conquest How End Manor, HOUGHTON CONQUEST, MILLBROOK